I am a Certified Inspector ICC Residential and …?
(NO SPAM) Legitimate questions … I'm thinking of making private inspections on the side buyers or sellers. I have a very comprehensive list / report that will use a digital camera, electric meter, and I renew my business license shortly. In addition to business / liability insurance or bond issues, is there any advice you can give regarding payment, dealing with real estate agents, car owners, etc. .. I have several years of experience in building inspections, and I am very familiar with the builders and the construction process, but could use some advice in relation to older homes. Where do I say that I see? I have access to several years "building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical code books … serious answers only please.
To deal with real estate agents you can call each office property roots and ask if you can come to one of its meetings to occur. Take flyers and business cards, pens order with your company name to lose consciousness. In addition, offers a snack. That was a real estate agent with a company that had bagels, pasta in every sales meeting weekly. Sometimes a lender would and the agent always asked to bring the donuts. Since the buyer usually pays for the inspection and you do not know who the buyers are then your best bet is to try comply with the Realtors. It may also be able to list your business with the local board of Realtors and the Chamber of Commerce. You can send letters to the sellers telling them that could be to their advantage to go ahead and have an inspection. Then there would be no surprise after one buyer signs a contract. Point to how bad it would be for a buyer to make an offer and sign a contract only for an inspection one week before closing and no problems. Tell them they could go ahead and have carried out the inspection from time to time can give a copy of the report to prospective buyers so that there will be no no surprise to sustain closure. You may want to send letters to vendors and then follow with the phone calls. Also, if you meet the real estate agents then follow up with letters and / or phone calls. You want to keep your name in front of his mind to send a postcard once a month or so to remember that you are doing home inspections.
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